I've always thought that my mind was at a mile a minute. Growing up, I've always thought this was a good thing. My mind moved fast meant that my body learned how to keep up with my fast-paced mind. I learned how to do everything fast. I learned how to read fast, talk fast, think fast, type fast, write my essays fast.So, I finished my homework fast, and I thought that was a good thing because I was rewarded with good grades. This idea of doing things fast and doing the most amount of things you can possibly ...

So, first off, before we start, I want to build some context for my talk. Can you please raise your hand if you can name all three branches of US government. Cool.Take a look around, see whose hands are raised. No shame if they're not. No problem at all.Uh, but real quick, for those whose hands are not raised, I would be remiss if I don't take the opportunity to remind you all what the bridges are real quick. legislative, executive, judicial. Keep that in your mind.Uh anyway, back to the main point. If your ...

If you really want to hear about it, the first thing you should know is that I wasn't even supposed to be in that stupid diner in the first place. I mean, I was supposed to be meeting Jane for coffee or something, but she flaked, which wasn't like her, but I guess people change or whatever. The waiter kept calling me buddy, and he had this phony mustache like he wanted to be in a movie or something.God, I hate that guys who think they're movie stars just because they can pour coffee without spilling it all ...

[applause] I'm going to make an assumption that you have experienced anxiety. And anxiety hits everybody a little bit differently, but it's not uncommon that someone might have racing thoughts, increased heart rate, nausea. If you're me, there's generally a lot of sweating involved as well.So, I'm going to put you in a place where maybe you do experience anxiety. Let's say you're sitting down to take an important test. You've studied.You know the material. And yet, despite being prepared, you start to get j ...

So hello everyone. Um thank you for the host introduction. Um when I look back myself at the age of 16 and 20 when I first got into Oxford that young lady there um I would never imagine now I standing on a stage of TED talk and you know giving a sharing for you. Um if I look back At the age of 20, I am a single threaded high achiever in a hierarchical meritocracy structure.So all I think about is getting a grade A, getting the first place, joining a big company like JP Morgan and Goldman, earning millions e ...

How many of you have ever thought who teaches the machines to think right so who teaches the machines to think well as artificial intelligence learns from our languages our data and our everyday decisions it's also learning who we are but what is the story it's learning is missing half of humanity voice that for the women from this and that is the foundation of my talk today. I have over 20 years of experience in education. I have taught robotics, science and math and I have built STEM programs for our yout ...

create the most effective treatment for the fear of public speaking and makement instantly and freely available to everyone. That was a goal that I had set in my lab in Cambridge. And I'm happy to say that I believe that I ended up achieving that goal.And the journey itself led to multiple surprising breakthroughs that may well shape the future of skills acquisition, education, and healthcare. So why was I interested in the fear of public speaking. Glossophobia or the fear of public speaking is widely cited ...

So when we prepared if you um try to understand what you have achieved it's really difficult because you need so much time to put it all together. You've been in education. You've been a you've been a ginologist yourself. You've been in public health. You've been an elected senator in Belgium as well against your will.You just told me. You didn't know this, right. You actually didn't want to do it and then they said you have to do it.You've been in academia. Um you published more than 600 books. You've supe ...

Hi there. It's my pleasure today to introduce to you Tyler Tang. As a proud MBUSD graduate, Tyler started his journey at Robinson Elementary, continued on at Manhattan Beach Middle School to also excel at Mira Costa High School, where he led the student body as student body president his senior year, was a student athlete and really engaged in the student community.Now a student at UC Irvine, Tyler is majoring in cognitive science with a minor in biological sciences. And he continues to lead with purpose as ...

Thank you so much for being here. So before my talk, I do have a few question for you all. So do any of you enjoy visiting our gallery in your leisure time.Please raise your hand if that is for you. Yay. Yay.So are there any enthusiast of contemporary art. any. Yes.So for those who have encountered contemporary arts, have you ever found it difficult to comprehend. Right. So you're in the right place.Great. In the autumn of 2022, I held my first solo recital featuring entirely contemporary works in Shenzhen ...